The Great Bend Weekly Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 4

A lovely lot of baby carriage just re J. H. Snyder is able to be ou Anybody that smokes or chews to Great Eeduction. FURNITURE MATERIAL. BUILDING BRINKMAN GLADIES' A few reasons why you can buy goods Cheaper at the Ladies' Bazaar, than any other place in the city.

I buy my goods of one of the LARGEST HOUSES IN THE WORLD. I buy them in Lvarge Quantities, FOE CAS II, Therefore get them at bottom priees. and will give my customers the No Selfish. benefit of THESE BARGAINS. And on every Hat or Bonnet count io per cent.

Bemember 90 than $1.00 at any other place. GK H. HULME, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. ZTJTAVERN PROPRIETORS OP LIVERY, SALE Good Rigs, Double and Single Carriages. Drivers.

Horses Boarded by Day Buying and Selling Farm Horses. Cor. Geo. Kohler Co. i-V-i jj 3 i E.

m4 -a feaj Furiniture, Parlor Organs, and Undertakers Goods. Our stock of Furniture is com plete in all departments, and we are selling at nearly half the price they were sold for previous to our advent. Look at these prices bedsteads that sold for 4.50, we sell for 2.50 Kitchen safes, sold for $6.50, we sell for 3.50; Kitchen cupboards, sold for 9.00, we sell for 5.00: Chairs sold for 90 cts we sell for 50 cts and EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. Parties moving Iron the east will see that they need not ship their furniture here. Geo.

Kohler Co. Pumps sold and repaired at G. N. E. R.

Moses. Hardware and implements of all kinds at G. N. E. R.

Moses. For Sale. 1 0 thorough bred short horn Bulls. 8 high grade short horn yearling Bulls. 1 graded Polled Angus Bull.

TJhl Carney. Mrs. Ebe has rented the Ohio House and has refurnished it throughout. She is prepared to keep boarders and lodgers as well as to accommodate the traveling public. just what TOO Anvil.

Vise. WANT. Cut-Off TOOL The ibest for Farm and Home use. Either size, S.5), sent freight paid onreceipt of price, if your M.60. hardware dealer does not keep them, tiood agents wanted.

CHEENEY ANVIL, VISE Detroit, Mich. A van erinarv hvsician and burgeon having located in Great Bend, treats all erations. Attends to calls day or night, and keeus on hand medicines for all i diseases For a Homesteacr, For a Final Proof, For a cheap Farm. For Railroad Land, ForLife Insurance, For a Timber Claim. Tor a cheap dwelling, For a first class Hotel, For Accident Insurance, For an Insurance Policy, For a stock of Hardware, For a good House to rent, For a stock of Dry Goods For Deeds, Contracts and Mortgages, For a good invetsment call at SMITH Odell's Land Office, Great Bend, Kansas.

CURE Biliousness Dvsprpfiii FtirM Hcinmuc Torpid Liver, malaria. Indigestion. Sour Stom- Jaundice. Dysentery, Without Griping, Ssckemkc Weakening the System if3 iEPB. Sold by i.

F. SMITH A Bole Props. St. Louis, Mo i 1 ''TiTinii in- a Em. S5.50L Ttl" C.

F. WILLNER, Dealer in Furniture, Carpets, Organs, again. Another nice spring shower Mon day night. Miss May Jones has gone to Dorado on a visit. Mr.

u. Moses was confined to the house several days last week with sickness. Frank Whitney has opened a Jew elry shop with Mr. Gailey, next to xieeney. Mr.

Negbaur returned from New York Monday night. His new goods are arriving daily. The "VVilsoH prairie fire suit lasted nearly all the week, and after laboring day and night, the jury finally found the defendant net guilty. E. T.

Ray remembered this office on Easter by leaving a sample of very choice eggs, the largest weighing a quarter of a pound. They were whoppers. Pawnee Rock came near being burned out Tuesday forenoon by a prairie fire by hard work the fire was kept at bay by the citizens. James Slinn has heard from' his family, who are in Stafford County, in forming him that its a boy, born Wednesday morning, and Jimmie" is in a peck of trouble to see the new heir. The Barton County Medical Society will meet at the Court House, Tuesday, April 14th, 1885, at 1 o'clock p.

m. Physicians of Barton county are cordially invited to attend! The depot at Pawnee Rock was de" otroyed by fire Monday morning, caused by bales of broom corn on the platform taking fire from a passing engine. The citizens saved most of the goods in the depot. Miss Mollie Grubb, who has spent the winter with her cousin Mrs. Geo Moses, returned home to Illinois, this week.

Mrs. Odell accompanied her, and will visit friends in Illinois for a few months The City schools opened again Mon day after a week's vacation. Prof. Car rawayisvery energetic in urging his pupils forward. The several depart ments nave made excellent progress under his management thus far.

The City Council last night ap pointed Dr. Castle, Clerk; Cal Crilly, Marshal; A. S. Allen, Treasurer Rube Frey night watch. City Attorney was postponed till next meeting.

They are good appointments Judge Cary of Gunnison, spent several days in town, visiting with Geo Moses The Judge is a true type of the western citizen plain and unassuming, jovial ana courteous, ana a real nrst-rate fellow to have along when you go fish- ine zna Ward beard irom. its a boy, born Wednesday morning. Charley now has a pair, and will probably come in from the western wilds in a few weeks to look upon the new baby. The Tribune's best wishes for the little fel low. Thomas Johnson, a colored man en the South Side lost nearly everything he had by the recent fire, hay, oats, mil- let, and farming implements.

He is an industrious and prosperous far- mer, and his creditors will undoubtedly bear with him tor the little he owes un- til he can get a new start. Dick sieger has built a very neat residence this week near the lumberyard, But the girls needn't commence specula- ting as to who is to occupy it it is our duty to break this news to you as gently as possible and relieve your minds from the burdened thought. Its a residence for his dog. Mcintosh Brown have opened a very nice stock of groceries in Judge Buckland building on Maggie street where Mr Kellar formerly did business. Mr.

Mcintosh is well known here as number one merchant and a jolly good fellow, and we feel assured of his success in business The young folks of Pawnee Rock will give a dramatic entertainment at their new church, Tuesday evening April 14th, entitled "The Turn of the Tide," a very interesting and instructive temperance drama. The proceeds are to be donated to the churrh for the pur- chase of an organ. The parties taking part in the entertainment vail make it a decided success, and it is safe to say the house will be jammed The re-election of Mayor Moses is a iust tribute to one who has labored earnestly the past year for the best in- terests of the city. The Register's in- fluence in "showing up" the last admin- istration was in the shape of a boome- rang, returning with more force on the operator than any one else. The pres- ent administration should avoid drawing forth any complimentary remarks from that journal if they value them standing in the community.

Married; Thursday, April 2, 1885, in Great Bend, by Rev. I. R. Prior, Charles Patrick and Miss Minnie Quebe, both of Barton county Kansas. Also J.

W. Downey and Miss Ida Ingersoll both of Barton connty, Kansas. City Election. The Citizen's ticket was elected Mon- day, the following being the names of officers and vote of each For Mayor E. W.

Moses Council, S. J. Shaw W. H. H.

Keeney F. M. Burson C. A. Patterson Wm.

Brueser Police Judge, A. J. Buckland 187 267 252 208 205 lUo 169 in The other ticket, which was straight Republican received the following vote Mayor, G. W. Mitchell 100 W.

H. Odell 111 R. C. Bailey 99 Jesse Howard 77 Police Judge, C. Norton .105 Shaw and Keeney being on both tick- ets received very nearly the whole vote, be The result ought to satisfy the boys that the old machine method i3 no longer of I any force in Great Bend.

The people are tirea Ot Dewg governeu oy caucuses. it get at ceived at lllner s. Mr. Willner has just received a very fine lot of baby carnages which he is of fering at lower prices than ever before. Call and see them before they are picked over and the prettiest taken.

Free Distribution. "What causes the great rush at Hyler Wilson's Drus The tree distribution of sample bottles of Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the most popular remedy for Coughs Colds, Consumption and Bronchitis, now on the market. Regular size 50 cents and SI. 00. Hyler Wilson the Druggists who are always looking after the interest of their customers has now scenred the sale of Dr.

Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syr up, a remedy that never fails to cure colds, pains in the chest, and all lung- affections. For proof, try a free sample bottle. Regular size 50 cents and 51.00 Just as Good. Many unscrupulous dealers may tel you they have remedies for coughs colds equal in merit and in every respect just as good as the old reliable- Dr. Ho sanko cough and lung syrup, unless you insist upon this remedy and will take no other, you are liable to be greatly deceived.

Price 50 cents and 81.00. Sold by Hyler Wilson. Our Opinion. After selling numberless preparations, we re convinced that Beggs' Tropical Oil lsuneaqualed for Pain, Cuts, Bruises, Rheumatism, Frost Bites, Chilblains, it is warranted by us. Hyler Wilson.

SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER EXECUTION: State of Kansas. Barton County, ss. American Mortgage Company of Scotland, vs. Henry E. Smith and Anna Smith.

By virtue of a special Kxecutlon to me directed and dilivred. issued out of the twen tieth Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sittintr in and for Barton County, In sam state. 1 will on Tuesday, May 12th, A. D. 1885, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.

of said day, at tne court House door in ureat Bena. in tne County and State aloresaid. offer at public sale, and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hami. all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to the following described real property to-wit-The southwest quarter of section thirty-two (32). township seventeen (17), range twelve (12), west, in the County of Barton and State of Kansas.

Said property to be soul as the property of tne above named defendants. J. 8. Dalziel, meriff. Maher AOsmoud.

AWvs. for Plaintiff. PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the District Court, within and for the County of Barton In the State of Kansas. Harriet Mayo, plaintiff.

vs. J. W. Brown et al, defendants. Ann Maria Hephncr will take notice that the said Harriet Mayo, plaintiff, did, on the 4th day of March, 1885, fife her petition in 6aid District Court, within and for the County of Barton In the State of Kansas, against the said J.

W. Brown, Ann Maria Hepbner et al, defendants', and that the said Ann Maria Hephner must answer said petition filed as afore eaid, on or before the 23, day of May, 1885. or said petition will be taken as true, and a judgement rendered in said action against said defendant. Ann Maria Hephner, for the foreclosure of a certain mortgaee upon the following described real estate, to wit Lots one (1), two (2) and three (3), block one hundred and eleven (111), and all of Block one hundred and thirty-two (132), in the City of Great Bend, lyins? and situnted in the County of Barton In the State of Kansas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has the first lien on said premises, to the amount for which judgment will be taken, and ordering said premises to be sold without appraisement, and the proceeds ap piled to the payment of the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit, and forever barring and forclosinar said defendants, and each of them, of and from all right, title, estate, Interest, property, and equity of redemption, in or to said premises, on any part thereof. Attest Maher Osmond, A.

C. Sehermerhorn, Att'ys for plaintiff. Clerk. Gieat Bend, April 9th, 1385. PUB LIC A TION NOTICE.

In the district court 20th judicial district, sitting in and for Barton county, Kansas. Thomas White, Plaintiff, vs. James Powers, Defendant. The above named defendant will take notice that the above named plain tilt' did on the 20th day of March, 18So, hie his petition in the district court for Barton county, Kansas, to foreclose a mortgage given by naid defendant to one S. B.

Warren. November 22d, to secure a note for ttiOO.OO bearing interest at 9 per ceut per annum, and of the same date, said plaintiff now being the legal owner and holder of said note and mortgage. Said defendant must answer the petition filed herein on or beiore the 18th day of Miiy.188-5.or the petition will betaken as true and judgment, rendered for said plaintiff and against aid defendant for the sum of $771,00 with interest at 12 per cent per annum from November 22d, 1884, and a decree taken forever barring said defendant Of any right, title or interest in and to lots number three (3) and four (4) and east-half of southwest quarter of section eighteen, (18) township eighteen, (18) south of range fourteen, (11 west, Barton county, Kansas, after the sale thereof, and ordering said land to be sold to satisfy any sum found to be due the plaintiff upon said note and mortgage, and the costs of uit Clayton Clayton Att'ys for Plaintiff. Attest: A. ScnERMKUHOBf, Clerk Dist.

Court. April 3d, 1835. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Lamed, March, 2ii, 1885. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settlers have filed notice of their intention to make final proofs in support of their claims and that said proofs will be made before the Probate Judge, Barton County, Great Bend, Kansas, on May 2, 1885, viz Fritz Reiche.

homestead application 5,867 for the E. half. N. V. qr Sec.

18 Tp. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz William Nibio, Henry Smith, William Smith, Reuben Maurer, all of Great Bend P. Barton County, Kansas. Also, Anna C. Winter, Homestead applica- i tion 7,004 for the lots 3A4 E.

1-2 S.W. qrSec.18, xp. 18, ri. 13. sue names tne following witnesses to prove her continuous residence no on, ana cultivation ot, saia lana.

viz William Nibio, Henry Smith, Reuben Maurer, Fritz Reiche. all of Great Bend P. Barton Uounty, Also, Ferdinand Fonscher homestead ap plication 4170 for the N. K. qr.

Sec. 30 Tp. 17 R. 12. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and the cultivation of, said land, viz: Josef Hitschmann.

Henry Udder of Odin, P. O. Barn on county Kansas. PbillppSmilh, Conrad ran tee, ureat tiena u. liar to ti county, Kansas.

Also. Josef Hitschmann homestead appli cation em lor tne k. qr. sec. a.

Tp. 17, u. li. He names tne following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, ana cultivation of. said land, viz Ferdinand Fonsch er.

Henry Uden. of Odin P. O. Barton County Kansas. Conrad Franke, Philip Smith, of Great Bend P.

O. Barton county, Kansas. W. Brown. Register, of Blood Purifiers.

Brown's Sar- and Physicians who have K)ld and me it purines tne biooa, stimulate stomach and bowels, curing constipation, dru ggist for Brown's, and take no othe $5.00. all to in At bacco is not a good Democrat, it you would be in harmony with the administration you must-not smoke or chew. Luinicood Express. But you can- however, the election is over. We 11 drop the subject.

A. Sad Accident. On Monday of last week T. Myers, an enterprising farmer of town ship left town with a very heavy load of fence posts. When he arrived at Calf creek, about fourteen miles north east of town, darkness overtook him, and his team, by some means got out of the road and ran over a steep bank, turning the wagon upside down, the entire load falling upon him.

in which position he was found dead the following Wednes day evening. Mr. Myer's death is a very sad one, and his family have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood. Luinicood Express. For the information of stock holders in the Bnilding Association, we will say that payments of installments can be made at any time, without waiting until the regular meetings, by calling at the omce of the secretary, James Clayton It would facilitate business very much if this could be done, as the time of the board would not be taken up in receiv ing dues.

The board will have consider able business to attend to at its next regular meeting, the first Monday in May, and we trust stockholders will make an effort to make payments to the secretary before that evening. Besides this, the roll of stock holders will hereafter be called at the regular meetings those who have not paid and fines will be entered against all the delinquents when tne roll is called. Thus far the tion has not been at all strict in this matter, desiring to give all an opportu nity to become familiar with the business I but as it is now well understood by all the success of the institution depends on a strict adherence to the by-laws. The certificates of stock will be in the hands of the secretary after next Tuesday, when stockholders will please call and have their shares filled out. The secre tary has already given to most of the stockholders a book containing the constitution, by-laws ceipts for payments, plied will apply to him.

and blank re- Those not sup Attention Comrades All members of the Pap Thomas Post No. 52. G. A. are urgently requested to be present at the next regular meet- mg, on Saturday evening, April 18th, as very important business will come be- fore the Post.

Ed Tyler, W. H. Odell, Adjt. Post Com. An Important Discovery.

The most imporsant Discovery is that which brings the most good to the i greatest number. Dr. Kind's New Dis- covery for Consumption, Coughs and! Colds, will preserve the health and save life, and is a priceless boon to the af- flicted. Not only does it positively cure Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron- chitis, Asthmy, Hoarseness, and all af- fections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful curative powers. If you doubt this, get a Trial Bottle Free, at A.

S. Aliens Drug tsto er. Teachers Association. April 4th, 1885. At the close of the exercises the fol- lowing officers were elected for this year President, Miss Elnora Frye Vice Presidenst, Miss Louie Morton, Mr.

Ed F. Winterburg: Secretary, Mr. Byron tilenn lreasurer, Mrs. Dr. Kluber.

Program for May 2nd, 18S5 Music. Address by Mr. Glenn. Discussion should the state pension veteran teachers, Miss Morton and others. Recitation, Miss Try on.

Methods of teaching grammar, Mr. Fryberger, Schools of other countries, Mrs Kluber. Science, C. Wolfe. Current events, Ed F.

Winterburg. Recitation, Mrs. M. G. Baldwin.

How can we secure the attendance of every teacher at our meetings. Mr Shock ley. Biography, Mr. L. Baldwin.

Address, Mrs. A. Y. McCormick. Equation of payments, Mr.

Roger liearick Recitation, Prof. Carraway Music and adjournment Commence at 2 o'clock sharp W- Great Bend. Kan April 8th. 1S5. Editor TRIBUNE The Methodist conference in session last month at El Dorado, decided to es tablish a college of full collegeate grade, within the bounds of the Southwest Kansas Conference, to be known as the Southwest Kansas College.

The con- ditions necessary for any place to secure are cot less than twenty acres of land and not Ies3 than $15,000 toward the building donated by the citizens, corporation or community, offering best inducements and advantages. A corn- mittee of seven was appointed by the con ference, with Rev. N. S. Buckner as chairman, to locate this college.

The committee meets in Wichita, May 12th, 1885, to determine the site. Ought not Great Bend to make every endeavor to this college This will be an insti- tution which will be a credit to any town the state. James Clavton. Tlte Thoroughbred Clydesdale Stallion, Netherbv, will make the season Dr. Shaw's stable in Great Bend.

Discription Is 4 years old, dark brown, black main and tail, heavy bone, good style and best of actions. Terms $20.00 to insure the mare to with foal. Williams Shaw. Iowa ssed and eating potatoes. A.

R. Moss. Wanted A girl to do general house work. Enquire at Buckland's land pffice. to I the I carry a large assortment of above goods priees on all UNDERTAKING Call and Examine at the Old and Reliable of Opposite tlxe ZFostofifice BAZAAR.

costing one dollar or more I wil dia- cts. will buy more Millinery at KEEPS FOR SALE THE JACKSON WAGON THE BEST IRONED WAGON MADE. Opposite Court Hocuse WELTNER, FEED and STABLES, Saddle Horses, Gentle Teams and Careful or Week. special attention given I Peters Cowgill streets, Gieat, Bend and am prepared tD givo extra low my goods. A SPECIALTY.

Furniture House. 25 YEARS USE. Tka Greatest Medic ad Tripmph of Agi SYMPTOMS OF A a Loss of appetite, Bowelo costive, Faia la tli head, with a. dull sensation In Uo back part. Fain under the sboaldei blade, Fullnoaa after eatinar, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind.

Irritability of temper, Lorr spirit witii a feeling of havine neglected marae dury. Weariness, Dizziness, Flatterincr at Heart, Dots before the eyes, Xleadaea over the right eye, Restlessness, vritlt fitful dreams, Iliarbly colored Urine ant CONSTIPATION. TUTT'JT PIIjLB are especially adapts! to such eases, one dose effects such a change offeetingas to aslonlshthe sufferer They Increase the Appetite.snd cacse tt- body to Take on Vlealiithus the iratem iJ nourished. arl by their Tonic Action on the Turrs mm dve. Ghat IIaxk or Whiskexs changed to a Glosst Black by a single application or this Dte.

It imparts a natural eolor, acta Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 91. Office, 44 Murray Mow YorU BSO PaSCS. Mu. moner paslage, HU, Jlr cover fhXu oooie aontsins all the carious, doaMful or liqalililnvuii toov, large edition.

It Health, JBeauty. llmj lb.00d mmah. sold 1mm bwumJu. LsirptseM. an promote by iu in Vlco tvbo may narry, wboDot, wny, met leal aid, vita III brvofu hoanoto you.

M) irop-3erful raa ncruaao traoto life. Seat aeaici) by lr. WHITTUR, St. Mft, tho great 8pecallU Cotation and pumpjilet frmi VYHIGHT IKDIAH VEGETABLE PlLLS FOB Trig And all Bilious Complalnto 8afe to take portly no crip-, tog. Price 25 cts.

All DrugjU. DOnPf'RCn rnUbunCU9EWARDA.HASELTINE,Soliet or Aqneriean Foreign Patents and AUnyin Furntcaeea. AjaoeiaK.atWMhiatfcmJ.c. Sorlnsrield.MiSSOWrl Ton tro bonn.l to do It If yon real THI3 CHICACIO LEDGER. It will innke your happy and hearty, and fill your home with sunth-n.

It will are Diedi-iu and aid n. Every ixauo teems With Fun and rlowa with of hiu'b charao-ter. It i' tlie ncatuntand ra.at hi et-kly paier in the United Ktatra. If you aiuit fret it of your Newsdealer or P'nrtnia-ti-r, seiitl a 2 cent etiaup tor WOple eovr to THE CH 1CMH) rii.go.iil. Air Only One Dollar a Hi HI OLAB.

There is nothing selfish about Keeney. He does not want to sell all the goods that are sold in town. But he desires people to know where they can always get the best quality of goods at the most reasonable prices. By remembering this hen you have occasion to buy you will save many dollars tor yourselves. G.

E. R. Moses have employed Mr. W. D.

Gould, a first-class jeweler and engraver, and are prepared to do any kind of work in this line. For Sale. Five acres of land with a good dwell irifr linn sn or Hf-rVion fifaKln rrro narv ViiVtor. hnnaa nono rrA 11 and an oichard bearing fruit only fnr SM on Cattle and Hoga for Sale. 20 hoar! of flow nrl vnnntr intta anA r- i 80 head stock hosrs.

all sizes several No. ono brood sows, one Poland China Boar. A. H. Adkinson.

Great Bend, Kansas. Neither mental or physical labor can be accomplished satisfactorily unless the system is in order. When 3'ou feel tired, languid, wearied without exer. tion, the mind slow to act, and requir ing great mental effort, you can rest as sured that your Liver is not acting prop erly, and that nature requires assistance to neip tnrow orr impurities, mere is no remedy that will accomplish this so mildly and yet effectually as Prickly Ash Bitters. A trial will satisfy you of its merits.

Hills Peerless Cough Syrup wjl cure Coughs, Colds, Croup or Sore Throat and relieves Whooping Cough. and Asthma. It does not dry up al cough and leave the inflammation and fever behind it, but loosens the phlegm and morbid matter," and permits nature heal the lung tissues and diseased! part. Call and get a bottle. If not satisfied after using it, return the empty bottle and we will refund your mon ey.

A package of Cobb's Little Pills in top of each bcttle free. IIyxee Wilson. For Sale On the Peacock (formerly farm one mile north of Great Bend, pair of good mules also 1 second hand header, three header boxes with trucks, sod cutter, sulky plow, and corn cultiva- tor. Will take stock in exchange for the tOOlS if desired. I For Rent.

Furnished Rooms, pleasantly situated on the first floor. Mrs. Belle Chamberlin. LOOK HERB. I have got for sale 3 Marsh sulkey plows, 1 two horse Taylor plow, 1 no.

"1 IXL feed grinder which I will sell cheap to close out. This is the rem nant of the Gray Xiobinson stock. D. F. Robixsox.

Will Hays 13 at Kellar's old stand in coal business. Trinidad coal a spec ialty. For Trinidad coal, call on Will Hays, Kellar old stand. 18TC. 1876.

Buckland's Real Estate -AND LOAN AGENCY. Jhoice Lands at from $5.00 to 20.00 per acre as to improvements and Location. Ileal Estate Loans a specialty. Full government abstracts. Bents collected.

Chattel loans negotiated. Correspondence solicited. A.J. BUCKLAND. Great Bend.

Kan. GOMER W. WM ISSTEHT3 CHATIH3, CannotChoke a Horse Adjusts Itself to any Horse's Neck Has two Bows of Stitching, Wilt hold Homes In place better thav any other Collar. For sale only by the undersigned -who ha the exclusive right for Barton county. A full line of Harness.

Haddies, whips. always on band. Repairing promptly done JOSEPH HISS. Help; for working oeonle. Rend 10 cents postage, and we will mail you Iree a rr.yal.

valuable samnle imx of Oods that will cut vou in the wav of making more money in a lew days than vou ever ihrmcht. nmst. ble at any business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work in spare tfme only, or ail the time.

All of both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful. 50 cents to easily earned every evening. That all who want work may test the bnslnews, we make this unpa aileled offer To ail who are not well atirfled we will send SI to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars, directions, sent free. Immense pay absolutely eurefor all who start at once.

I'on't delay. Address. tin son fc Portland, Maine. J. B.

IIANNUM, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Brick Work. Great Bend. rAA Presents away mVViWUU nend us 5 cents postage, and by mail von will vet free a package of large value, that will start you in work that will at once brine: you in money faster than anvthin eln in A mpri ah about the in presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex. of ages, for all the time, or snare time onlv.

work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. H. Haliet A Pcrtljind, Maine.

AT) Bend six cents for postage and nZ2 receive free, a costly box of goods which will help you to more money right away than anything else this world. All of either sex sex succeed from first hour. The broad road to fortune opens before the worker, absolvtely sure. once address. True A CV Augusta, Maine.

11 mm tmi mm mm? We would call the attention of our Readers to the Remedies made by the Brown Medicine and Manufacturing of Leavenworth, Kansas. Only pure ingredients used. Skillfully compounded. Formulas printed on wrappers. Al ways safe and reliable.

They are also peculiarly adapted to the diseases 01 this climate. Brown's Sarsaparilla and DANDELION ucith IODIDE of POTASSIUM, for The Blood, the Liver and the Kidneys Has iustlv taken a front rank anions the taparilla is now recommended by Druggists prescribed it for years. A true tamilyra he liver to action, and acts gentlyon the indigestion and rheumatism. Ask your Price $1.00 per- bottle, jot six bottles for list die Iowa seed asd eating potatoes. A.

B. Mess,.